WATCH: New video of Alabama superfan Roll Tide Willie losing cool after disappointing Tennessee defeat

The Alabama Crimson Tide lost their second game of the season to the Tennessee Volunteers in Week 8. In the post-Nick Saban era, this puts the Crimson Tide in a tight spot in the playoff race under coach Kalen DeBoer.

Among those left visibly frustrated after Alabama's 24-17 loss to the Vols at Neyland Stadium was superfan Roll Tide Willie. On Tuesday, he took to social media to vent his frustration about the humiliating defeat.

In the video, Roll Tide Willie said he was "upset" about his team's underwhelming performance in Week 8. He vented his anger by throwing rocks and voicing out his disappointment.

"Hell I'm upset," Roll Tide Willie says in the video. "Aw man I did not like it...... I am mad as hell. I'm sick of it."

The first upset of the season came in Week 6 when the Vanderbilt Commodores secured a shocking 40-35 victory over the Crimson Tide. Last month on ESPN's "College GameDay," Nick Saban commented about the Commodores being one of the easier teams to beat in the SEC.

"The only place in the SEC that's not hard to play at is Vanderbilt," Saban said. "When you play at Vanderbilt, you have more fans than they have. And this is no disrespect to them, it is just the truth."

However, Saban's comments did not age well as the Commodores secured their first win over Alabama to break a 40-year losing streak. After their Week 8 loss to Tennessee, the legendary Crimson Tide coach urged fans to continue to remain supportive and motivate the players and Kalen DeBoer for the rest of the season.

"I would like everyone to stay focused on playing to the standard, not my standard, the standard that their team has established," Saban said. "The most important thing we can do as fans of Alabama is remain supportive."

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Who will Alabama face next?

Kalen DeBoer and the Crimson Tide are next scheduled to take on the Missouri Tigers in Week 9. The game is set to be played on Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium and will kick off at 3:30 p.m. ET.

The Tigers will be traveling to Alabama on the back of a two-game winning streak. Their recent victory came against the Auburn Tigers, helping them secure a 6-1 record.

Fans can watch the live broadcast of the game on television, as it will air on ABC. Apart from this, they can also watch the contest on various livestreaming platforms, such as FuboTV, SlingTV and others.